Come in, we're open! If you are interested in studying at the University of Stirling, our Open Days offer campus tours, presentations, talks and displays. Speak to University support staff, academics and students, who will be delighted to answer your questions.
Were you in the first intake of students? Alumnus Alastair Gentleman is organising a reunion for all those who arrived in the University's first year.
The Art Collection will focus on the cultural impact of 1967, the year the University opened its doors to students for the first time.
We are delighted to welcome you to the University of Stirling - a university that is acclaimed as one of the best in Scotland, both academically and socially.
The University of Stirling and Faculty of Social Sciences, invites you to the first in our 'Challenges of our Time' lecture series, part of our 50th anniversary celebrations.
The University of Stirling and Faculty of Health Sciences and Sport, invites you the second in our 'Challenges of our Time' lecture series, part of our 50th anniversary celebrations.
The University of Stirling and Faculty of Natural Sciences, invites you to this panel discussion, the third event in the 'Challenges of our Time' lecture series, part of our 50th anniversary celebrations.
The University of Stirling and Stirling Management School, invites you to this panel discussion, the penultimate event in our 'Challenges of our Time' lecture series, part of our 50th anniversary celebrations.
The University of Stirling and the Faculty of Arts and Humanities invites you to the final lecture in our 'Challenges of our Time' lecture series, part of our 50th anniversary celebrations.
We are delighted to welcome you to the University of Stirling and invite you to attend our Welcome Reception for new students and their families.
Cultural heritage faces an array of challenges, many of which are replicated across the world. Whilst local circumstances vary, there are opportunities to share experiences and collaborate in finding solutions.
In this lecture, Rachel Norman and Donald Smith will discuss their favourite numbers, what is so special about them and why they find them interesting. Is it prime? Is it rational? Has anyone died defending it?
Ally Wallace worked as Artist in Residence at the University of Stirling’s Pathfoot Building 2016-2017 on a self-initiated project funded by Creative Scotland. He made work focused on Pathfoot’s modernist architecture in relation to the art collection housed in it, the surrounding landscape and the people who use the building.
Join us during our 50th anniversary year for a series of talks and discussions on issues viewed as the Challenges of our Time. Through them, we will showcase the University’s research and impact, and our significant achievements within the last 50 years
Ally Wallace worked as Artist in Residence at the University of Stirling’s Pathfoot Building 2016-2017 on a self-initiated project funded by Creative Scotland. He made work focused on Pathfoot’s modernist architecture in relation to the art collection housed in it, the surrounding landscape and the people who use the building.
Tea was and remains a central piece of Chinese culture. Discover the wonderful atmosphere of a traditional Chinese tea ceremony and find out what does the art of drinking tea really means at a trditional tea ceremony hosted by the University of Stirling and performed by members of the Song Ming Lounge (Chinese Aesthetic Culture Space) from Shanghai.
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